Buzz: The $50k blunder jeopardising the Sharks
The Cronulla Sharks made a recruitment blunder three years ago that has come back to haunt them, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
The Cronulla Sharks made a recruitment blunder three years ago that has come back to haunt them, writes BUZZ ROTHFIELD.
Cronulla’s premiership credentials continue to plummet after back-to-back poor performances, while the Warriors have cemented themselves as a genuine title threat off the back of former Shark Luke Metcalf.
Paul Gallen has come clean on an embarrassing detail of his Cronulla captaincy, leaving Andrew Johns and Cameron Smith in stitches.
From the brother of the game’s best player to the son of a current NRL coach, and a ready-made Kalyn Ponga replacement – these are the prodigies ready to make their first grade debuts.
Morgan Harper has been handed an NRL lifeline by signing on with the fourth club in his first-grade career. Plus, Sharks prop Tom Hazelton has given the biggest indication yet on where he will land next year.
From the age of four, Sam Stonestreet would carry an autograph book to every Sharks game. Now, through an untimely injury, the Cronulla local will represent his team on rugby league’s biggest stage.
Cronulla’s NRLW team are one step closer to having their own changerooms with the Sharks and the Coalition pledging a combined $8 million in funding should they win the federal election.
Nightclub music blaring over the speakers, a mega screen with wall-to-wall sport and tourists floating around sipping cocktails. This was the Canberra Raiders’ recovery session, Vegas style. Watch the videos.
Cronulla have hit the ground running in the US, rubbing shoulders with NFL royalty and given insight into the reality of life in downtown Los Angeles by an LAPD detective.
The Sharks have a secret weapon for their Vegas date with Penrith, and it has nothing to do with Nicho Hynes, who is out to end his horror record against the premiers.
Cronulla’s tryscoring machine Sione Katoa was a notable absence as the club left for Vegas with the flying winger set to be sidelined for a significant chunk of the 2025 season.
Cronulla put the exclamation mark on the club’s inaugural Hall of Fame gala event by unveiling their ‘Wall of Fame’ at Sharks Stadium, honouring some of the club’s greatest players ever.
Footy is back! Our NRL experts have analysed all the weekend’s trial action, casting a keen eye on the rookies, recruits and players vying for Round 1 spots.
Sharks recruit Addin Fonua-Blake has had an immediate impact at the club, while Cronulla star Nicho Hynes was sporting an ice pack after being pulled from the field.
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